The British Columbia Economic Development Association (BCEDA) and FortisBC teamed up once again to announce the winners of the 2020 BC Economic Development Awards at the BCEDA’s annual summit banquet in Kelowna last night. These awards recognize BCEDA members for outstanding work in supporting their local economies, and making a meaningful difference in their communities.

Canada is known for many great things, including its diversity. Every year Canada’s Best Diversity Employers competition recognizes the country’s leaders in creating inclusive workplaces. The competition recognizes inclusivity for employees from five diverse groups: women, visible minorities, persons with disabilities, Indigenous peoples, and LGBTQ2s+ peoples, according to a release. “Inclusion is a central part

Una diminuzione del pil italiano compresa tra -1% e -3% nel primo e secondo trimestre 2020. E’ questa l’indicazione degli effetti sull’economia del coronavirus secondo il Ref Ricerche che quantizza la perdita di Pil tra i 9 ed i 27 miliardi. La stima considera l’impatto diretto nelle regioni italiane, con effetti immediati e di più

Drivers in Metro Vancouver may want to consider filling up the tank sooner than later, as gas prices look to be on the rise over the next two days. An industry insider tells Daily Hive the reason for the price hike is low fuel supplies below the border. “Gas prices are on the rise over

A look at who might benefit, and who might not, from Finance Minister Carole James’s B.C. budget: LOSERS: Top income earners: If you earn more than $220,000 a year, you will pay more in tax this year. A new personal income tax rate of 20. LOSERS: Top income earners: If you earn more than $220,000

While 2020 continues to chug along, there doesn’t seem to be an end in sight for the high cost of rent in Canada’s largest cities. Overall, ten cities saw a rise in rental costs, five saw a downward trend and nine remained flat, according to the latest report from PadMapper. “There were still at least 10